An ultra-slim bidet attachment that fits under the seat you already have. Dual nozzle, adjustable pressure, and about fifteen minutes with a wrench.
Shipped from stock, and we say what is left.
Water off, seat off, plate on, done. Took me about twenty minutes and most of that was reading first. Mine has not dripped once, and I did tape the threads like it says. My wife wanted one for the other bathroom about a week later.
I'd looked at a few and they all seemed to prop the seat up an inch. This one you barely notice is there. Pressure dial is easy to reach and easy to turn down, which matters more than I expected the first time.
That's the honest headline. Two adults, and a big pack now lasts most of the month instead of a fortnight. Cold water took me maybe three days to stop noticing and now I don't think about it.
It fits a standard two-piece toilet - a separate tank behind the bowl - with either a round or an elongated bowl. It does not fit a one-piece moulded toilet. If your seat hinges are unusually deep or you have a heated seat already fitted, measure the gap between the bowl rim and the hinge before you order.
Turn the water off at the toilet, take the seat off, lay the plate on the rim, put the seat back over it, fit the T-valve between the supply line and the cistern, connect the braided hose, turn the water back on. About fifteen minutes. You need an adjustable wrench and nothing else.
Almost every leak anyone has with an attachment like this is at the T-valve, and it is one of two things. Either the rubber washer never got seated in the fitting, or the threads never got taped. Both parts are in the box. Seat the washer, wrap the threads two or three turns, hand tighten and then give it a quarter turn with the wrench - not more. If it weeps, turn the water off and redo the tape rather than tightening harder.
It does, and we would rather say it here than have you find out on a January morning. There is no heater and no power, which is also why there is nothing to wire, nothing to plug in and nothing to break. Most people are used to it within a few days.
Nothing to replace. The nozzle sits behind a guard so it stays out of the way, and it retracts when it is not in use. Wipe it over when you clean the toilet.
Sixty days. If it does not fit your toilet, or you simply do not get on with it, tell us and we will refund you - you do not need to send back a boxed unit to prove it did not suit.
Most attachments wedge a slab of plastic between the bowl and the seat, and you feel it every single time. This one is slim enough that the seat rests essentially flat. It sounds like a detail until you have lived with the other kind for a fortnight.
There is no heater in it because there is nothing electric in it. No socket behind the toilet, no wiring, no transformer, nothing to fail and nothing to replace. The trade is that the water is cold. Most people are used to it inside a few days, and we would rather tell you now than have you find out in January.
Both actives are printed as percentages on every bottle.
Nobody stops entirely - you rinse, then pat dry. What changes is how much you get through, and the people in the reviews who mention it describe a pack lasting roughly twice as long.
Most attachments wedge a chunk of plastic between the bowl and the seat and you feel it every time you sit down. This one is thin enough that the seat rests essentially where it always did - which is the difference between a bidet you use and a bidet you take off again.
4.6 out of 5 · 2,431+ people who are done with dry paper
“Installed it before dinner was ready.”Ray M. · Verified Buyer
“You barely notice it is there. That is why I picked this one.”Bernadette S. · Verified Buyer
“A big pack lasts most of the month instead of a fortnight.”Curtis A. · Verified Buyer
“Bought the second one for upstairs in April.”Frank O. · Verified Buyer
No. It fits between the supply line and the cistern with an adjustable wrench and no cutting, no glue and no permanent change to anything. If you have ever changed a shower head you are over-qualified.
No. It runs cold, off the same line that fills the cistern. Nothing electric means nothing to wire and nothing to fail, and it also means no heater.
Nearly always the T-valve, and nearly always the washer or the tape. Both are in the box and there is a panel above showing exactly where people go wrong. If you have done both and it still weeps, get in touch before you fight it - the sixty days covers you either way.
Yes. The plate is thin enough that the seat sits essentially flat on the rim. That is the whole point of this one over the chunkier attachments.
Each toilet needs its own. That is why the two and three bathroom sizes are there - most people who buy a second one do it a few weeks later anyway.
4.6 out of 5 · 2,431+ people who are done with dry paper
Water off, seat off, plate on, done. Took me about twenty minutes and most of that was reading first. Mine has not dripped once, and I did tape the threads like it says. My wife wanted one for the other bathroom about a week later.
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I'd looked at a few and they all seemed to prop the seat up an inch. This one you barely notice is there. Pressure dial is easy to reach and easy to turn down, which matters more than I expected the first time.
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That's the honest headline. Two adults, and a big pack now lasts most of the month instead of a fortnight. Cold water took me maybe three days to stop noticing and now I don't think about it.
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No complaints about the attachment itself, it works exactly as described and it is genuinely slim. Two things though. It is cold, and nobody is pretending otherwise, but the first go is a surprise. And my T-valve dripped until I took it apart and redid the tape properly. Ten minutes of my own fault, but worth knowing.
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Bought one in April for the downstairs bathroom and I've just done the upstairs one. Same fifteen minutes. Nothing to plug in, nothing to replace, and I've not touched it since beyond a wipe.
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Individual experiences vary. Fits standard two-piece toilets - measure before you order.
